It's interesting to see how people classify these robots, but does this classification hold locally in a factory where the context dictates everything? In Italy, there are robots that weld car bodies, very precise, and others that transport parts from point A to point B; these are two very different types of machines, even if both are production robots. Claiming that the BionicMobileAssistant is just a variant of the Festo Bionic Handling Assistant does not recognize its autonomous mobility, which is a key feature that changes everything on the ground. A fixed robotic arm is useful for repetitive tasks at a fixed station, while a mobile robot is designed to navigate and adapt, like a worker moving to perform finishing on different assembly lines.